Alongside his solo work Gaudi has an exciting new collaborative project... SCREEN ... Screen are Gaudi, Alex Paterson (of The Orb) and Chester and they have just finished their debut album "We a.r.e. Screen!". The album will be released in February 2012 by legendary punk label Malicious Damage, however you wont have to wait that long for your first taste of the new stuff - they have just finished filming the video for the first single JOYCZ (just outside your comfort zone) which will be released in October this year.
A new compilation, "EVERLASTING - Selected & mixed by Gaudi", created for Iboga Records, is due for release worldwide in November; It's a double CD of mostly exclusive tracks from an amazing line up of artists including: Lamb, The Orb, Trentemoller, Shpongle, Gaudi, Tipper, Mad Professor, Tripswitch, Pete Namlook, Eat Static, Screen, Vacuum Science, Funsui, Variant Field, System 7, Lulu Rouge, Vlastur, Krusseldorf, Capes and Pitch Black.... Definitely one for the collection!
Gaudi is also working on his 13th album which is due to be released in spring 2012 by Six Degrees Records.. he's playing things close to his chest with this one at the moment however we can confirm there will be plenty of bass, driving beats and collaborations with some real musical legends
We will keep you posted with more news on this one as we get it!Coming sooner will be the release of 4 of Gaudi's new remixes - all due out in November: his remix of The Orb track "Meandering through the emerald turf" will appear on the new Orb album "C Batter C", (Malicious Damage), his remix of the Lamb track "Build a fire" on a Lamb remixes album (Strata Music), as well as his remixes of Trentemoller's track "Always something better" (Pokerflat) and Animation (Rarenoize). Gaudi has also produced 2 tracks for Hawaiian Reggae star Marty Dread - a cover of Edie Brickell "What i am", and the track "Nuclear ting" - which will both be included on Marty's new album "It sometimes rains in paradise" (Five corners records).
And finally... the gaudimusic website (www.gaudimusic.com) has had a face (and content) lift..
